Thursday, 13 August 2015

Jeremy Corbyn- New Labour Leader?

After their defeat to the Conservatives in the last general
election, see: http://hpanwo-voice.blogspot.co.uk/2015/05/general-election-result.html, the Labour Party Leader, and Fabian Society chairman, Ed Miliband
resigned and this launched a new leadership contest. The vote is due to begin
this Friday and the winner and new Labour leader will be announced on the 12th
of September. Three of the candidates are the usual suited non-entities under
which 90% of British politicians nowadays can be categorized. Andy Burnham was
Miliband's Shadow Health Secretary and has had his careerist eye on the
leadership for some time. Yvette Cooper, the Shadow Home Secretary is the wife
of Ed Balls and is his partner in politics as well... I can't imagine them
having many interesting conversations at home and I advise them to become
swingers if they don't want to die prematurely of boredom. Liz Kendall is a
typical New Labour feminist who most famously complained once about the lack of
female characters in Thomas the Tank
Engine... yes, and she did it with a straight face. However the fourth
candidate stands out. He is a completely unseeded backbencher called Jeremy
Corbyn, MP for the Islington North constituency in London.
Corbyn is a Labour politician from another age, a "gentleman
socialist" almost like a living Tony Benn, see: http://hpanwo-voice.blogspot.co.uk/2014/03/tony-benn-dies.html.
He is a member of the Stop the War Coalition, Amnesty International, CND and,
perhaps most significantly, the Palestinian Solidarity Campaign. He's an
anti-poverty and anti-privatization campaigner, trade unionist and republican. He
has spoken at many leftist public meetings and looks charismatic and informal
with his open collar shirt and Lenin hat. He is the brother of Piers Corbyn
somebody I know, the avant-garde meteorologist and critic of Carbon™-caused
global warming, see: http://www.weatheraction.com/.
When the first opinion polls were published the results were almost beyond
belief; Jeremy Corbyn was distinctly in the lead, gaining between 50 and 60% as
opposed to the measly 10 to 20% of eligible voters the other three achieved.

How could this possibly happen? We live in a world in which
Old Labour is supposedly dead. Predictably the reaction from the collared
Blairites has been horror. Tony Blair himself wrote an outraged letter to The Guardian in which he appears to
express genuine passion for the first time in his political career. He stated
that the Labour Party was "walking
over the edge of cliff with jagged rocks below!" and that "if Jeremy Corbyn becomes leader it
won't be a defeat like 1983 or 2015 at the next election. It will mean rout, possibly
annihilation!", see: http://www.theguardian.com/politics/2015/aug/12/tony-blair-labour-faces-annihilation-if-jeremy-corbyn-wins-leadership.
His rivals in the leadership race have been almost as disparaging. Yvette
Cooper said Jeremy Corbyn's "politics
are not credible." These statements are not empty diatribes; a
tendency has emerged in the party that is calling for the leadership contest to
be halted due to grounds of electoral fraud. This was triggered when the
journalist Toby Young wrote a piece in The
Daily Telegraph urging conservatives to join the Labour Party for the sole
reason of voting for Jeremy Corbyn and therefore consigning Labour to oblivion
for ever. This is based on the experience of the 1970's and 80's where Labour
were defeated by the Tories more than once when they proposed a traditional
left wing manifesto. Following that article there were over 600,000 applications
to eligible Labour Leadership contest organizations including a hundred
thousand applications for full Labour Party membership. Some of these
applicants are not Labour supporters; they are conservatives who want to
destroy Labour, mixed with Green Party supporters and socialists who want
Labour to move back leftwards for positive reasons. Whatever their motives,
Corbyn is their man. One of the loudest voices calling for the election to be
suspended until the credentials of the new members can be verified is Simon
Danczuk MP, a well-known critic of the far left. To give him his dues Danczuk
is something of a hero to those, like me, who are concerned about the Westminster
paedophile scandal, see here for more details: http://hpanwo-radio.blogspot.co.uk/2014/11/programme-112-podcast-brian-clare.html.
This is an issue on which Corbyn has fallen silent every bit as much as his
more conventional peers. Personally I would like to see Jeremy Corbyn win the
Labour leadership contest simply because it would make British politics so much
less bloody boring! The modern political system is specifically designed to
seek a consensus and maintain a status quo. This means it has an inbuilt
aversion to change; therefore we have to listen to one after another after
another of these feeble, mendacious centrist clones spouting the same
monotonous disingenuous drivel over and over again. Politicians of all the
mainstream parties are like this. The rise of a radical eccentric firebrand
would be like a defibrillator shock for the nation's political heart. I also
rather like Corbyn in the sense that he's a man who is clearly in politics
because of a principle, even if I don't share his ideals myself; again this
makes him a very rare commodity in Westminster.
He has a brain, a heart and a pair of balls to match; in a world where the
surgical removal of all three of those organs has become a vital qualification
for governmental office.

Interestingly, and maybe synchronistically, there is a very
similar political drama currently playing out on the other side of the Atlantic.
Next year the United States of America
will choose a new president. Barack Obama... or Barry Hussein Soetoro II, or
whatever his name is... will finally be at the end of his second term. American
statesmen are either crafty enough or kind enough not to subject their people
to the same Illuminati gopher for more than eight years. In the run-up to the
2016 US Presidential Election the former front-runners have all been trumped,
if you'll pardon the pun. The outsider who has broken out ahead of the pack is
another maverick idealist that I instinctively warm to. Donald Trump, a
billionaire businessman who runs a chain of estate agents, has run for the
Republican nominations and recently stole the show at the live GOP candidate's
TV debate. He is currently at 24% in the Republican voter polls, way ahead of
the others who all got barely more than 10% maximum. He has totally different
policies to Jeremy Corbyn, in fact his stance borders on the far right, yet he
comes across as sincere just like Corbyn. He is charismatic, unconventional and
down-to-Earth. How much of this is an act, it's hard to tell, but I think at
least some of it is genuine. I admire that, even though I also disagree with a
lot of what he says. Trump reminds me somewhat of Boris Johnson. There are two
things of which I have no doubt: firstly Jeremy Corbyn is never going to be Labour leader. The "men in grey
suits" would not permit it in a million years. Something will happen that
will change the opinion polls and knock Corbyn off his perch. This could be a
sex scandal, an accusation of financial misdeeds. Perhaps another kind of
incident whose name will have the suffix "-gate". Then again he might
just do a Robin Cook/John Smith and have a convenient heart attack. Maybe he
will suddenly commit suicide for no reason like Dr David Kelly. I would at
least recommend him to stay well away from Paris
for the next few weeks. The same thing goes for Donald Trump. If that man ever
becomes US President I will eat my hat with garlic mayonnaise. No, our next
political leaders will be very different to Trump and Corbyn; in other words
they will be exactly the same as Obama and Miliband, and all the other
mass-produced models that have come off the production line. I'm not suggesting
you should vote for Corbyn or Trump; in fact, as I explain in the background
links below, I suggest you should boycott this entire sham of a state democratic
process. In fact as this article has been posted Donald Trump has called for
the "execution" of Edward Snowden, a proposal I'm obviously opposed
to, see: http://worldtruth.tv/flashback-donald-trump-calls-for-execution-of-edward-snowden/.
We must seek to institute real change independently of the fraudulent system
that the people been sucked into to give us the false impression we have
political power when really we have none. Most importantly, real progress can
only come about by becoming aware of the conspiracies being played against us.

2 comments:

Anonymous
said...

NO political 'leader' or 'leaders' will ever - nor could ever - deliver a transformative political agenda that would address the monumental deceptions and injustices wrought here and globally by the powers that be.

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